The Sun. — London, England, 1809-03-07 00:00:00

q l1 P1" , ' ll 1 14-00 - W -* '% 44 .7 4 Syr ` "VT' • :14 • iht '94 7 1 .uk," 4 - 2 .— "Pillariwu... ) r ;.l • 4, r . - , , V" 4U.NIPER 5 142.1 IUESDA ithitcH ,7„ loot). Ll'l_uck: SItPENCE~ PICTUALLING:OFFIdE, , MISS . HILL'S NOVEL. • - libay was puhliihed. , In Three Volumes. puce is% in boards, rrRE FOREST of COMALVA.—A NOVEL. J. ContAining Sketches of Portugal and. Spain, Add Part of France. - Printed for It. Phillips. No. 6, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, London. He thought, however, that every paper - II:it-41g ant i•elation to the subject; shoul,l , lie within the re4h otf , every Meinber of the Hou e.. , • 'The SP' AKER assured the night' Hotiourahlti G - e;tlernan (the Chancellor of the Excheiliterrithak; as it was' a' Matter ff omission, he would tnke 'care the-mistake shouldbe corrected, by bringing forward; in, proper form, ihe letter hi question. •. Upon . the - rnotidn •of Mr. flusktSsoi4, the Sugar' I . srawhat and . Botinty Bill was read - it first time. 'Mr. WiikltTOk moved, that the Refitted Sugar Exportation 'l:fatity' Bill be read a' first Ordered: • • • • The.; Report cif the Committee Ways and Meancai read, and 'after - soipe remarks from Sir 'John Nerwprar-ariti Mr. HUslzi'sstin, iii Opposition to ' the - Malt Duty iti Ireland, the 'several .reitilutions 'were 'put 'acid agreed to, add a Bill ordered' ac- • cordingly. , • ' • - . • .*. OA the Motion of theCHANcELLoa, of . the .E;;» citgatittit, the .House. resolved itself into a Corn= mittee to C4l6isider farthei on the Ways,ind Means. He theirp`roeeeded to move (pOisuant to his wino". 'of hist Vebk). for, the funding of ....Rxthettner 'Oh td the arnOtint of 8,000,001. on the Same principle in tliaist. 'year; namely, that the subscription should • be closed on the 20111, and the interest calculated' from the 001 h inst. - This Mode he'consictered to•bi beneficial in its operation. • ' BARING opposed the motion, on the grottyd; that Ministers fixed the price, .and did not give coons for necessary. competition. • ~ The CHANCELLOR of the EIi4HUQUtR replied :'be disavowed the intention of Minist6s to benefi: aby particular description of persons,by preventihg a come petition. He would Postpone, for obvious- reasOnsi any further dbseryatiom on the suhjed% till to; morrow. GRAND STATE LOTTERY. BEGINS . APRIL 12, 1809. Scheme contains Four - . of - 120,000 Mirth 6, acg. THE COMMISSIONERS jfor,VIGTUALLING HIS MAJESTY', NAVY dohtreby give Notke,Theit Tuesday, the 14th instant, ibe_y•will be rea.6• to receive Tenders writing(eealed up), and treat for Twelve Thousand Bats of BIS KE T, made from whole Meal ; to hellivered in the space of Two Minks, by weekly Proportions, into His Yianalling Stores at Deptford; 'and to be paid for by Bill:, p.l y - able, wilt) interest,rdnip. dayr after date:' • , The Conditions of the Condaa ;qv be Teen at the Secretary': • . - Office. N.B. No Tender will beat/emitted for a less guanlity thin One Thoutand Bags. .• No regard will be bad to any . Tender in which the Price shall not 6t inserted In words at length, or that shall not be &lit (red to the Board before One o'Clock cn the said Tuesday, the Lith instant, nor unless the Person who snakes the . Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, :whitcoillea' - Two - ,Cie,coo Two - of - 5,000 See. &c. &c. with A FREE• GIFT of hoop Tickets the First Day, and a FREE (.;IFT of log Tickets the Second Day. . . Wherehy A Ticket - may gain - loo,coo A Half - _ may gam . ,C 50,000 A Quarter - may gain An Eighth - - may gain - i.,500 A Sixteenth - may. gain = ,C 6,isct • Only r8„o^ Ticketsfor Sale. Ticket and Shares are on Sale at all the Licensed Lottery Offices. TAY Lort.AND lIESSEY- Respeetfully inforin the Public, that they, are printing a Colietlion of the most admired Works of tile' ' CLASSIC AUTHORS OF-GREAT BRITAIN, 111 new and unitbrm. Editions. which tor cheapness,. ele gance, and accuracy, have never yet been equalled. ' On fvlareh t, 1809, was publiShed, Elegantly printed in Foolscap Svo. and eiqh6llished with a beautitul , Engraving,. from a Cabinet Parnting by.tillton,, • LOTTERY WITHOUT PRECEDENT, Begins Dr,ini,,g lath A PRI L, rgo9.• NE Thousand V. r ilole 'Tickets for the First • drawn Prize ah ve, Isl. and hive Hundred Whole Tic. tent for the First cir:, n Prize ab . Ve isl. on ttv Second Day, In idclition to the billowing Rich List of 'L.:a : 4 Fazes of - ,410000 2, . . . 10 000 . 5,000 • . . 1,000 • • • • • SO. •• •1 SC; • TICItETS J AR AkEk in great vAriety, arren Saltat 1. AllOIER's, , 44O. )6, C 011 11614 h win* No. 1 6 14 0 lit'AttecKte, anti • 7,31,7, 10,0001. were re 'oen;ly saki iu Shama. Letters from the 'Country, pht- paid, containing Bulk Notts, Post-0 ilice 6 tders, •or Bills of shun date, treated the AMC AS if present. • , • -••• • Part price as. 6(.1. of the • - riLASSIC AUTHORS of GREAT BRITAIN ; Containing Patt.ll.-(or half) of tke Firit yolume of the :Citizen of the World, fly Dr. COLPSMITH. Londont• Printed for Taylor and Hessiy, 93, Flea.street ; and Vernal., blood, and Sh.—pe ' 31, Poultry. • The'Citizen of the World will be =Word in Four Pafts, and Will be succeeded' by The Mirror, a &criodical Paper, in 3 vols. Every Wolk will be published complete in itself, and en: 4irpVtidependenvof the rest of the Series. A .Prospectus of the Work, may be had of the Pub 'his ters e and Of all Booksellers. The Resolution was put and agreed to, and the Report ordered to be received to-morrow.—The House then resumed. _ - - - • G. Hit.t. presented a Petition, purporting to be' from the Merchants of f 4 oridonderry, engaged in the Trade With America, and praying to be rell'eved tioui divers grievances under whiCh they labotired in con sequence of the Orders in Council.—ordered 161 i. on the table. i ` r i FLOWER, MAYOR. A Tan Especial Cotrt. rf Mayor and Aldermen, A& held in the Council Chamber of the Guildhall of the City of London, on Saturday the nth day of Mareli. 600. The Day and o th er Morning Newspapers of Friday the , inst. were read, containing a printed report of a trial in eheCourtof King's brikh, at Guildhall, in a cause of Dunn W. 'Lewis, on the second In.A. before Lord Ellenbonaugh, which, in The Day Newspaper. is repotted as follows Lord Ellenborough, in charging tilt fury, took an op. Mrtmity in alluding to the state of the Police of the City of on, which he sated was so badly Concluded, that 0 it Is tot slice:tidy corr.'6l:ll, it would become a greater nuisance to the public than riot and disorder." The Court having examined a witness at their bar, who Stated distinctly that tie Was present in the Court of Kites Bench at the time of the said trial, and that the report, as. Witt in The Day Newspaper was in substance a faithful re purl.. Resolved, That the General Police of, this. City ,is well calculated to guard and maintain roe personal security, pro• prirty, convenience, and comfort of its Inhabitants; and whatever allegations mai' have gone forth to this tontraryi are utterli destitute of foundation. Resolved, That the Election of Magistrates, , igrc , . - able to 9'le'Charter of 'His e. its by the I' remelt, klouseholtitr , of Its Several Wards, atibrds to toe Sovereign and the.suojc.ct the mist security for the tattlitol and upright discharge of their otfrcial dunes, Whe.i it is considered that that Vol= us , toiwucled without expeuce to the country, and without the tonalkst emolumen t. A• . CtOlVed, hat Tthe choice of fit and able Housekeepers to tever.il Wlrtlmotes of thiS City to be returned to the C 6 ar.l of Aldermen, 'to be admitted and sworn to serve in toe 4tfice of Constable, furnisnes the best supply of men for t , uourdinatt stations in the ISreservation of the peace anti sand order 01 this City t te*trived, That it lids ever been the anxiotk care and co l:ay:,Al of the C o urt of Ald e rm e n t o itijitid CVCI y legal pro. 14 tilci 41111 Peace ()Dicers in the due discharge of their to Of t)tietut littown , r,t y violated th e e ttrUstthree most all those who have 4At Sed in them; and that the Ic4"1)4141" pane It and trivial P° nature of the oflinces on the London salt; of the Newgat C alendar, evinces that great 'vigilance t 4 exactscd. in the p e reservatlon of prop tY its Inhabitants. WOO DTHORPE. Tlig ART OF WAR. Tit Artily, and Students in the Art of War, are informed, that the ESSAYS on Ol i o THEUR V l nary At'ri CE of the ART of WA it, by the Editor of the Mentor., are uow published, and may he hid of all 'late:, in three Volumes, ill ustrate d by n umerous ..ies, price 365. in boards, or 4es. bound and lettered. London, Matti) 4, 114. This Day was published, in - Ont Volume, Oattvo, Price. Nine S ling', in boards, A - srmitsofOrr...OUßSES ott the PRINCI u PLEB of R ELI (`. 10 US 11 I.: LI E F, as connaied with nman HappLessiand improvement „ By the Rev, R. MORE.H LAD, A.M. Of BOW College, Oxford; luniur Minister of the Episcopal Chapel, Covitgate, Edinburgh. Edinburgh t . Printed fur Archibald Constable, and Co. I ,dinburgh •;. and for Constable, Hunter, P ar k, an d Hunter, "P.log Ludgate-street, London. HfsREFORDStIIRE. T 9 BE LET t', and entered tpon the lath of lune next, 'THE MANSiON7,IIOUSE, called TI!.. A .HEaToN. 0011 ; viirsprociy furnished in a very H A tvlantier, with tl:t: ft:,ll- ilUltSe and Shrubberies thereto belonging, upett an excellek.t Roid, within ten miles of the City of Hereford, to tins Term of Three years ii Inge. thi* wi th :.event y-six statute skert s and up wittris, Meau,,w and Pa;:ture Lawt. N. b. i ur Vartictiliqi inquire otltichard Pidgeon, at Mad ley, only three miles tfolli the place, who will &hew the Premises, Also at Nu. 9, Lansilown-place, /lath. CUSTOM-HULSE. LoNuotsr; Marah t!og. ,• FOR SALE, $y Order of the Hon. the Commissioners of His Majesty's 4,4111 , an5, cm Tuesday the 7tit, Wednesday the Sim, and Thursday -the 9th of March, Ism), at Four o'Clock ar the Z: &noon of the add Dios, p.rect4ely, in the Long Room ; 43 tom-housr, London, HE following GOODS, which are allotted 'in s 4r11311 Quantities, for the ha m ter accomodation' of the( .vetal realers, as well as private Ver'69ilS, who Choose to b:waie Purchasers. FOR EXPORTATION, apt-lonia Vrohibited Goods, &c. . POR, HOME C.ONSUMPTIO. • ...., 4 91ritunus Liqwrs, Wine, China, Suy, Teti, Coffee, Cho. nate ) Grocery, Gum Ammoniac, ~a rk,. and other Drugs, r i _uss. Tongues, Silk Flats, Linen Drapery , Woollen Cloth , onswis, L a " , Silk s toc kings, Hales of Thco.. a silk, Gar. Cennelian I.leads 114"9 Gongs, llonibazeens, Boats, ....ta . ti cr, Mats, Tema c o, SEMI; Tarpaulins, Cobalt, and smithy other Goods, as mentioned in - the Catalogue. CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES: . The 'Tarpaulins to be viewed at W ycherly's Yard. The EI L L: I4 t 4 Timber, Mats, Sic. the Tobacco Ground, Rothcr. ..ainlte: and all the othzr Goods at His Majestrs,Warehouses, - , Lustorn-House, London, an Friday the 3( , Saturday the . Th, and Monday the sth of March, 1 809t,and on the Days of Islet Roll Nine in the Morning to 'One in the A,lternoon. Where Catalogues will be delivered, . . ''l, , b 0 11.8 ., Goo's bought at this Sale must be paid for on or :. •Life S aturday tt.c zsth of March, 1 8 0 9, between the hours I , ': 1 Nine ca lock in the Morning and Three in the Afternoon, . the :) 411 pe osits made thereon will abso lutely bet:Mho fur *. . *gmt " i s the Goods re-sold at a laturc We. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, March 3, tgeg. T EE PRII:VCIP,II. OFFICERS of HIS 314- ORDN4NCE do hereby give Notice, that Pripo,ais ds received at their Office, in Pa11.111411,' on or hef.re Friday the 17th'inrtaxt from such Perron; as way be !tug to I...n.tertake the Supply of FO RAGE for the Ordnanc e ILN4es sta,.krted in the following Dirtriar, North Uritain, South Wot, including Ports. Northern, ' mouth, Isle of Wight, and Vorkshae, Christchurch, • Eastern, exclusive of Westem • wailey Woolwich with its Depen- Southern, Exclusive of denies, criatham, Watley and Chatham. for a period o/ Six Months, fro* the ssl of April ;few. The Forage to be tarnished in Rations, to consist; 4i hereafter mo, fros Time to Time, be required, either of • . sc4. of Oats 71b. of Oath • tztb. of Play or of t4lb. s of liay, ' and and Sib. It Straw glts. of Straw. And now be delivered as the respective &alio*: as the ixpesece of the Contractor, wins Is also to furnish such Horses with Oatr, at SM. per Ration, as May be billetted within the District Jm Which kr eontrarts, The Pi oposals may be delivered !eparately, or jointly for each District, and it is expected that the Contractor shall receive the Stabk• dung that, doting the Period If his Contract, may be ac. (itmulatcd,' mai.ing an alltowauce for ,tiks same, after else rate of per week. , . Farther Partieulars, may 6a.. bump!, ~srtme 4tPlkalim to the Officer's commanding the Royal . Artillery in ,taco Distritt, and also wurbe See,eta t y'.. OhYce, in ; Pa11.111all aforesaid, ,any do, between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, li•kere the Proposals graft& delivered, stal.d op a itit' indorsed, " Proposals for tiro Supply of ForAgc,'" ant no Proposal can. ha admitted after the sail 17tis Day of Alarrb last, at Twelve s'Clock at Mort of th e same dq.P ;'nrirber.suill (any. Tinder be noticed,' unless the Party makint it, or an Arent In hie behalf, shall attend. 4‘. ' • ily Or•drrof the Board, ti. CREW, Sec. NILW MEDICt Nl'. ACT. "C l * NEWTMRY and SONS, No: 45, St, Paul's • Church-yard, London,' Proprietors of Dr. lanies's Powder and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Piice at that Medicine will be in future as. gd. per 'Packet, or • 11. ss. 6d.' per Dozen ; but Thu quantity of a Dozen Packets in a bottle tas made up tor the Army and Navy) may be had for it. 4s. 41.0 d :is the words 4 ' F. Neivbeiry, No. 41, St. Paul's," arc tagrayed in the Stamps, which .it is presumed .will•be4 sufficient secuii4 against couourdeits, hts Signs tern on the Labels will be kliscootinued. The following .re the Prii.cs of their other Medicines, Stamps includco ; but these who purchase six, or snore, Si a time, will ' be allowed the Stamps gratis. d. .' *- br. James's Powder a 9 Dalby's Carminative 9 Do: lo a Bottle 24, 0 Dr. aiitstites Clialybeste 1)o. Anslertc Pills 4 6 Pills 4 ° Do. large iSox ' a . Frilika'sTinel.olliark 4 o The Atitibilious Pills a g Dr. iluxham'sOitto 3 a Steer's opo4doe 2 b Tanic Pills a 9 Do. Convolsion.tril • a 6 English entree , 2 9 Ditto.Nitre Drops: ' 6 Carruther's Drops 2 9 Do. Camomile Drops i, 9 Essence ot Ginger . 2 9 Do. Pal-nark: Lozenges s so Ditto Peppermint i Angibaud's Blois ditto ti Dr. Hooper's Pills t 1t EsseneeofColtsfout - 3 6 Grant's Drops . Mr.'Spence's Dentifrice. 4 o 11)gliSh'S Scott Pills t to Cephalic Snult' . 1 a Henry's M ignesia . a 6 iones's ktheunt. Tin& 3 6 Norton's Drops - 5 6 Ikrey!s Bilious Pills - 4 6 Spilsbury's Drops s 6 Glass's Magnesia • 3 6 Dr, Solandteti Tea is 9 Wilson's Alwridi v e 4 6 Greenough's Tincture t Purifying Sweet Cake* a 3 Do. Tutu Lozenges t 1 4 li. As many Persons mistake the House of Messrs. Newberg, observe, that it is at the East End of St. Paul's,. four Doors from.Cheapside, with these words inscribed on the Front=-•' THE /NW/ WAREHOUSE tr OR 10R. lAM P %V Init.'. RENOVATED' HEALTH.. , TT has been too freggently . the eftbjeti of just and si s general reprobation; that tnendestittate of the elements the medical art have offered , themselves SS candidates for public patronagein the profession of physic... Fort he purpose of doing justice to the sesta t of our studies and cx perience, and to prevent us from being classed among those emptries whose imprudent • pretensions.haye, unfortunately tier society, been, too favourably received( wt beg leave to submit to the liberal: and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac-' - qiiiretnentS. After liaising teeeivcd a regular medical educe. tan as the pupils of Messrs. t; (*ended and !;lizard; whose lectures and practice we carefully' attended, as professors and surgeons of the London Hospital ; we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire moot; the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instrueled in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and pfactiee of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. &c. • be those eminent professors, • Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton. DUncan era Rutherford. We trust we 'shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and: acquirements ate not inconsiderable. Having for a long series of yearsinatie Vepereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, theasticular object of otir studies and practice,' it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior know ledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and recent cases of intedion a perfect re-establishment is completed in the short period of two days t and in those of the utmost in veteracy, whereotlisr practitioners have failed of success a proper perseveraliSe in our plan of treatment ensures to tile patient a Safe and radical cure. Amidst, the litetasichely variety of disputers ;w hich are the eirctts ()Ca habit ',mg and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes. there are none mAre, alarming or more distretsing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre quoit ly . prevent or embitter the matritnonisl 644. •To such persons it inust,be a copsolation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode oftrratment, be restored' to that greatest of all human blessingi, a strong, manly, and vigor , ous constitution. In all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infeclion, we may he consulted by patients of either sex - Withthe great. est secrecy and honour. l-lours of tuusultation at home from ten to three, and horn 6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in the country are requested to state the pettiest. lass of their case, age, and general habit of living, sic. Ice. ins closing a remittance for advice andanedicines, when the same will be given, or sent tnany part of the.kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may be added to the account for medicines. :CURRIE and. Co. Surgeons, No. tos,-Hatton-garilen. 6:17 . Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above ,respectahle Professors of London and Edinburgh;, of the diligestee, skill, and hornatiitY, with which they per formed Oa'cluxies assigned t tism - during the tinse.thel' 'at tended their Lep ures and rathoe: ° `' IML'ERIAL PAR.LIAI\IINr,r. PIOUS& OF PEERS. ' MONDAY, MARCH tl. • Mi. Adam was heard as - COOnsel on the Appeal of the Butcher's' of Aberdeen against the Corpgri , lion, arid the farther hearing wait posiputiod till to- Lord M,otiA. obtained 'leave atrend Corn tnittee of the House of Commons in 'order to give evidence. -Some private Bills were received from the Corm. Adjoerned.. • • HOME OF COMMOAS. • MONDAY, - MARCH 6. The Report of . . the. Plymouth Police Bill - was brought -up, and ordered to be committed rto‘ morrow: Mr.- . Msonox's notice for Papers respe6ting the Harbour ok , Holyhead, was postponed till to-morrow. MC IRVING (Inspeelor-General of Exports and Imports) presented at the Barr Paperi,, relating . to the Duties on Exports and Imports under the la; Orders - in Council.—Ordered to lie on the table. The House resolved itself into a Committee, and beard Counsel upon Bassett's Divorce Bill. .After having resumed, the Irish Flax Seed Bill was read a third time and passed. A message from the Lords signified his Majesty's stunt, by cotnmissiou, to certain private Bills. Mr. WitAttrou brought up the Report of the Committee of Supply. . • Lord FOLESTONE moved, that there be laid before the House the Letter of Service appointing Brigadier. General French to the Staff in Jarnai.;:a„ with the ' date - of his departure thither, as nearly as could be ascertained; and likewibe Copies of the Correspond . ence which teal place between him and the N ; -Var Office on 'the subject of the period .of his de parture. The motion was put and agreed to. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that, in looking ovEr the minutes dans proceedings in t he Casa of his Royal Highness the Commander ineltief, ie found that a letter, marked with the Dover post-mark of the gild, bad been omitted. He should theitsiore move, that, as -gross misrepre.i sentatiosis had gone forth on the subje& of this letter, it be printed, and appended to tie Minutes. Mr. WHITBREAD observed, that this was not ti singular instance of mistake in the business ; there wineseveral i which he should-not oow mention... Mr. C. ADAMS said, that last week, during, iii ins Vestigation 'of the papers respeajng trap actions fir Spain, he, did riot observe among them the in,truc (ions which Mr: Frere had sent to . Sir John Moore at Salamanca. , I4ord CASTLEREAGH, saipi . tnat tie lieved 'the papers to which the Hon. Gelalmian had aUudedovero wore of a privato-tlian public na ture. AMERICA. •Mr. Wit ITEM? An rose for the purpose *of makinit his intended motion with regard td Antrim , "Hs commenced by observing, thar 3 he would call the . at.i. tentiotwol the House to that s'erie3 of disitstrout events which 'so fatally charatierised lite former Americtin War ; and which may now prevpht the In;,' fatuation with which we wens hurrying into snot her. .:Itthad pleatied.neaVen, that ' all our efforts' to-crush .thattountry Were vain" and futile. She gres"v into .giginitiC.strength, and forced us•to acknowledge her llndepentbricp. ~O f- her it 411 1 be said' That ' she m. tt.l ~,.,044,„ ;4. 66 Non:sine dils a ohnosus infant." Tlii strength 'which she 'acquired, she used for t' ho ittteri , sts - of Grent.•Britnin. 'She , possessed within her:iidWerietinal to rendering us ..a match for. tha, rest of 'the world,''aud , those, at a moment when; ': esrchtsiv&.of her, we have the Whole world to cope i, ,w it h.. The , oppugn nity 'wit- too •In %I twig tb escape the.notice.4ol:tlid.Siateinpritr. ' Fie cou ld w i s h that it ki , eie its —upari, : and that' the proffered co:. operation- which Atneritio 'held out"! ; ) 119, had not t heenoist , aside titr.the.lndola-ence of a false point of lionnur.... ' He would , say, that this far exceeded' all present.... case's" .of reputtd importatice; 'lt had' hot only 'included A - hop' of retrospetlive,. but pros. . peetivtArietiatirea :Am.': He; trUsted that- the House (though . iiiiaided , and ' inisuppirnted. by - .Ministers) '4laftld haste the resdlutlen to lieticitin vvliat itlic op'- petsikte Gentleman had.titiftlieTrudeftce th think of. He was aware•of t be•gkitit. abilities 'w hich wattid 'be broUght , itito aEtion agitittit 4 - hiin ) and he minfessed I the apprehensions whiehl he'-felt. from the talents Of thtioltighti - ion:Gentlethan who had . just - made his apparance. - The . force On his side was unfortunately ,t, 'weak..* Nowy-moroalian ever, did he feel 'the less o w f h l o tt l g .i . r r e zt t - , :c oe tti o t! ) .l 7hi ?h o c e t vi tt o e ti D . :6 ) 1: 14 r L b : W v h r c ri s n i t; athat Gentlemen on the ld lllg opposite ° ra ti benches, jig‘He io however li'e inclined they , werii to jest on-him while living, would concur with him in paying the deserved tribute to his memory, now that he was no -more. He was an acComplislie:l model of , integrity and science. He :could wish that he bad even left his tnantle with party, As to himself, weak and unlearned as he was, he would confide in a scrip and sling against the Golistlts of the opposite side, however ; prerions to entering the lists, in confoi why wish' the etiquette of chivalrous tournaments, advance a few prehati • varies. • He begged leave to observe, that 'Le simoitt not be the last man to vindicate his own It, had been said thathis defence . of America was, detencc,of theenemies of his enuntry. He was ihs . advocate for his country, and it WdUid In In that defence; insomuch as that he ventmerl to puipt out, - where his , country was an enemy to He deprecated the. idea .)f influeneed by a party administration. It was against alb Orers'bt 7th January , and t Ith 'Somber, he Would in the, present instance contend.• 'He siid a Altar they givert:. a monument of Ministerial art (voice and iticapaci The Right Honourable .'Gentleman opposite was mistake , , when he sitpposed,' Iltat all obstacles were . removed by these measures; or in oven sip. posins, that the tragments were broken up. • , 1 . 1% :wake was scotched, not kill e d , an d. A would come on again with accumulated vigour in its at. tack, awl aceunaulated venom la its sting. Re ap. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Atarch !Fog. TIIE CO 41/1211I$S10 NERS.for J 4C71.1-eI.4,LING His MAYESTra NAPI do here4p give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 28tb instant, they will he reacbt•to MOW Ten deer, in writing (sealcd up),`and Ilea, for what ASH, TRUSS, and WHI TE 1100 PS, no: nailed, of the undermentioned De. scription, viz. Butt 1 llogsheact t Sa mples opherrof are is he produced r with the Terrill J • Kiideikin and White Ash, J may be derna tbe Soviet of this Department, daring the spate of T'uelve Months from the Date of th, , Contraa, to de delivered Pm Time to Time into His lliajesly's Loses at Dept ford i and to 6' paid jo' by lltNa, payable, with interest, nine!) , Day: after date.. The Conditions of the Contraq may be seen at the Secretary's (ea. No regard quill he had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or boat shall not be delivered to the Boat:d before One o'Cloek an the said 1 uesdy, the 284 instant, Nor unless the Person who snakes the l ender, or some Person on his behalf, :attends, to answer, when called for. 1